Questions that don't include the concept of religion, but will provoke a religious responce?

Question

First of all my apologies to the real followers of religion, but I really must do this as part of a project.

Can you please help me think of questions that do not include the concept of religion, but will provoke some kind of religious response?

For example, ‘Do you think schools should educate children on evolution?’ May be that would draw in some believers to enlighten me on their religion, whatever it is.

And when I ask them, I'll ask them in a different account.

Answer 1

"What do you think happens when you die?"

"How old do you believe the universe is?"

"Is it possible for a person to commit acts that would be described as evil but still be considered a good person?"

Answer 2

1. If a woman is going to die as the result of a pregnancy is abortion a rational alternative?

2. Why is an insanity plea allowed in some court cases?

3. What book is read and studied by more people than any other book in the world?

Answer 3

Evolution is sure to draw a religious response, as are:

Where does morality come from?
What are your views on abortion?
What is the meaning of life?

Answer 4

if the concepts of good/bad enter into the concept religion allready is there
creation religion has its own theory ssso far ssscience has not been able to rebut
scvience has its own THEIRY but cant proove thier THEORY any more than religion can
one says accident
the other says
intente
religion ][good will /service] supposed to be in government and retail

religions aspects and best morality comes into every sphere of being
spirit is cause of life being
all life is via this gift ,some call the gift god/good /life
others reject life ,reject love ,reject light
but what of the dead
let the dead deal with the dead
i call god into all that that is resultant /recognised as living
one infinate eternal cause abnnd reason [affect]
the way and the means
all brought together to the one for the one
one that dosnt ask for account just simple respect
due not science [man],but god.

Answer 5

one that i will think of of is: would desire to a individual have the appropriate to place themselves to loss of life in the event that they locate out they have a terminal ailment? (Euthanization) Or: What do you think of of organ donation? i'm beneficial the two those questions would galvanize a spiritual reaction. questions approximately abortion would too. all of them contain existence and loss of life. I have been given a fiery reaction from the respond I gave on vestigal organs, its called a violation. He he ..

Answer 6

Boy! the possibility's are endless! you could ask questions about abortion, stem cell research, cloning etc. any and all of these topics are SURE to bring out the religious people with their views. Good luck on your project

Answer 7

Absolutely! Regardless if a person believes in evolution or not. Shouldn't they have the chance to learn about both sides?????

Answer 8

everything connected to values, science beliefs, sex, habits, marriage, death, some kind of jobs (like dancer or something like that), good books, free time, lie, getting drunk (at a party...) etc
Each and everyone of these subjects, in questions, can be the button to press in order to create a religious answer

Answer 9

The 'placebo effect' within the medical field.
If a doctor 'prescribes' a sugar pill to two patients, why does one patient get better,
and the other patient experience no change? Is it the power of faith/belief?

Answer 10

Evolution is the best example of such a question.

Unfortunately, it is also the only example I can currently think of - well, you thought of it first, I guess.